Bhargavi Govardhanam Android users can now utilize a new mobile app to monitor glucose levels, exercise, carbohydrate intake, and medication record, thanks to a UMass Dartmouth Master鈥檚 in Computer鈥, Bhargavi Govardhanam, 鈥23 recently published , DiaFriend, , assisting Assistant Professor , Peeranuch LeSeure, 鈥檚 , research project, 鈥淭he Development of a Patient-Centered Diabetes Application for Self-Management Support in Portuguese Patients with Type 2 Diabetes Millitus.鈥 The application prototype, funded by鈥, Helping the local community, 鈥淚鈥檝e worked on healthcare projects before, but never on something so directly impacting a client,鈥 said Bhargavi. 鈥淚鈥檇 be really happy if something of my work is used in healthcare and helps people鈥, Making a difference, Bhargavi, a native of Hyderabad, India, has worked on web development in teams before, but this was her first experience developing a mobile application prototype, working independently, and using鈥, Shelley Zhang, , to better understand Flutter and develop the app., A 鈥渏ack of all trades鈥, Bhargavi, who also works as a Student Assistant for the university鈥檚 library digital systems, and as a Graduate Assistant in the Office of Research Administration, has worked on hundred-person web鈥, What鈥檚 next?, The prototype of DiaFriend is designed in such a way that it can be used as a building block for many other applications across domains. While working on other projects for her Master鈥檚 degree,鈥
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